London : Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1891. - 706 p.There is no doubt that the book is one of the most original and valuable contributions to the study of Teutonic Mythology that have appeared since the great work of Grimm.l. Introduction.
A. The Ancient Aryans.
B. Ancient Teutondom (Germanien).
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A. Mediaeval Migration Sagas.
B. Reminiscences in the popular traditions of the Middle Ages of the Heathen Migration Saga.
3. The Myth concerning the earliest period and the Emigrations from the North.
II. The Myth in regard to the Lower World.
III. The Ivalde Race.
